by Psycho Politics with George Conway · English · News
American politics has gone a little psycho, and George Conway is here to make sense of it. Joined by friends, colleagues, and expert guests, George digs into the legal battles, political fights, elections, personalities, and power struggles shaping American politics, from Trump and the courts to pri
In the premiere episode of Psycho Politics, George Conway welcomes Jim Acosta to discuss Trump’s increasingly bizarre ramblings, his conspiracy-minded White House, and the media’s reluctance to confront his behavior. Plus, what happens if Trump loses the midterms, and just how dangerous could his reaction be? A quick note: If you enjoy Psycho Politics, the single most important thing you can do to help this new show grow is to follow it on your favorite podcast app. Leaving a rating or review helps even more, making it easier for new listeners to discover us. It only takes a few seconds,…
American politics has gone a little psycho, and George Conway is here to make sense of it. Joined by friends, colleagues, and expert guests, George digs into the legal battles, political fights, elections, personalities, and power struggles shaping American politics, from Trump and the courts to primaries, the future of democracy, and whatever fresh absurdity is consuming Washington.
About Psycho Politics with George Conway
American politics has gone a little psycho, and George Conway is here to make sense of it. Joined by friends, colleagues, and expert guests, George digs into the legal battles, political fights, elections, personalities, and power struggles shaping American politics, from Trump and the courts to pri
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